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Title: okmII + Sony tcd-d7 configuration help!!!!
Post by: andysabre on August 01, 2005, 01:29:29 PM
hi.
i have the soundman okmIIr and the tcd d7 dat recorder.
i have no A3 but i have the Visivox SCM-PRE-AMP ( http://www.visivoxtechnologies.com/products.htm )
it is the first time i must rec a live concert (not in a palasport but in an old roman theatre.
can you help me with the configuration?
i need the a3 or my scmpre is ok?
how i must set the volume level on my dat?

many thanks to all!
bye
Title: Re: okmII + Sony tcd-d7 configuration help!!!!
Post by: corsair on August 01, 2005, 01:45:43 PM
Hi!

From what I figure, the preamp alone should do just fine in powering the mics.
The A3 is actually nothing more than a battery box, unless U need the attenuation
and bass roll off features on it. The preamp U mentioned on here, doesn't seem
to work like a preamp, but rather like a battery box as well..

What kind of concert are you going to? Depending on the loudness and the type
of OKMs U have, U might have to go into mic-in instead of line-in.
Title: Re: okmII + Sony tcd-d7 configuration help!!!!
Post by: andysabre on August 01, 2005, 01:51:04 PM
hi
thanks for your mail.
i must rec a concert of the cure, and my okm is this OKM II solo "Klassik" Mikrofon (http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7532785144&sspagename=ADME:B:AAQ:DE:1)

some tips?
thanks in advance.
Title: Re: okmII + Sony tcd-d7 configuration help!!!!
Post by: corsair on August 01, 2005, 09:20:02 PM
With the Cure, you shld have to go line-in. Normally, I wouldn't recommend the Klassiks
for loud concerts, but I've seen people pull it off.

PLug the okms to ur battery box, and the battery box to line-in of D7, and U shld be set
to go. I hope U know with the OKMs, that the best application of them is to stick them
into ur ears :P
Title: Re: okmII + Sony tcd-d7 configuration help!!!!
Post by: udovdh on August 02, 2005, 03:19:38 AM
Do not forget to set the D7 accordingly (line in, manual gain...).
Experiment at home with your loud stereo (or use headphones to feed the mics).
Check the levels during a support act? (if at all)
Adjust and leave alone.